| EVERSOLE RESEARCH COLLECTION P |
| THE JIMMIE ANGEL STORY |
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famed aviator James Crawford Angel, discoverer of the world’s tallest waterfall, Angel Falls, in Venezuela. Near completion is the 1937 Exploration of Guiana, by Lee Eversole. We've now completed two screenplays (WGAw) and have four articles published in Native Peoples, Gold and Treasure Hunter Magazine, South American Explorer's Journal, and Latino World. The Collection, compiled after 55 years combined research by Paul and Lee Eversole, is located in Bluewater, NM, and includes contributions from former senator and GOP presidential candidate Barry Goldwater, New Mexico Senator Pete Domenici, historian Lowell Thomas, explorer-author Henry Villard, and world renowned archaeologist G.C.K. Dunsterville. Born in Sharon, PA, Paul was the chief researcher and consultant of the Eversole Research Collection, the established world authority on James Crawford Angel. His first of three explorations into the interior of Ecuador and Venezuela, 1964, ignited his interest in Jimmie Angel, and this began an inexplicable determination culminating in this most amazing historical archive, the ERC. Upon his first sighting of Angel Falls, the veteran photographer, Eversole, spent over two days capturing on film this breath-taking splendour. This adventure began four decades of research. No other has interviewed the entire gamut of the Angel adventures. Virginia Angel, one of the world's first wingwalkers, sky divers, and female pilots, provided the ERC with an unimaginable wealth of documents, aged photographs, love letters, and testimonies. The most significant figure in her husband's life, 1919-1933, she never granted an interview to any other person. No one could ever duplicate this incredible "gold mine" of information, maps, love letters, documents, and priceless photos. |
| EVERSOLE RESEARCH COLLECTION |
| EVERSOLE RESEARCH COLLECTION P.O. Box 305 Bluewater, NM 87005 505-906-8310 |
James Crawford Angel
| All photographs and duplicates on this site belong to the Eversole Research Collection unless otherwise noted and may not be copied or used in any way without expressed "written" consent of the the ERC. |
| VIRGINIA ANGEL |
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